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first sentence is the context and if that's the case
=no methane, therefore no life on planet 253
if you can see, the last sentence is there to support
why no methane means no life by talking about microbes
(so it's a premise) but left a gap between microbes and no life (what we had to find out)
or you could just connect the dots without caring too much about what the conclusion is
/methane ->/ life
/methane -> /microbes
and if you spot the gap between no life on planet 253 and the microbes
that's the part you have to assume
/microbes->/life
so my thinking process goes something like this
ok it's talking about no life on planet 253 and all of a sudden talking about microbes thats nothing to do with planet 253, so in the answer choice i want to see something between no life in planet 253 and microbes, then i go thru the ACs to see what talks about the missing part (D)
sorry for the lousy explanation i was trying to make it as simple as possible but hope it helps!
@doloresrwalden496 Thank you something i needed to hear! @flytominu89 im not too young lol you can consider me as non-traditional thats why im kinda antsy about taking 'enough time' as well but you are right thanks for the support guys
Hi guys im pretty sure these kind of questions were asked many many times.
but somehow i had to let it out too.
i started the journey about a year ago but when i started i was just browsing and getting to know what lsat was
since i have a fulltime job i'd just drill here and there (didnt know 7sage back then) and started committing this july
July-Aug mainly finishing CC and drilling, Aug-Sep PTing i took about 5PTs
and i took sept test, score was lower than i expected but nothing really surprising since i bombed LG the one that im good at.
I was just whining about my score to my bf and how i felt 2months of intense studying might have been ,timewise, not enough,
in response, i heard something shocking from him saying that
'its just a standardized test the longer you studying does not mean you will get better (somepart i agree), 2-3 months of studying should get you where your maximum potential would be at (i disagree)'
as i was studying i started to learn and see the patterns, flaws and gaps i could anticipate the answers before i read AC. A clear sign that much room to improve.
well i know his opinion shouldnt matter since it's coming from someone hasnt done LSAT
(he is super smart ;p and i guess most of his lawyer friends didn't take very long to get a good lsat score so he thinks it's easy)
but its somehow very discouraging coming from someone very close to me. Also making me think i might not be meant for this path.
anyhow long story short,
my problem is this emotional rollercoaster is tackling me to focus, i registered for NOV so i have no time to waste
please help me to get out of this deep self pity hole.
and the other tips im asking is my reading is very slow
my TImed pt and BR score gap is huge sometimes by 20 points mostly because i cant finish in time.
i know reading speed boosts with time and practice
RC i can never get to the last psg but the psgs i read id get -0~-2
thanks for reading my lame ranting
i usually deal with it by myself but this time i needed someone or somewhere to talk to
pleas share any thoughts and advice!
LG- soup, computer, countries
LR- Rodent
RC- water
RC- antibiotic
LR- still photo
I found second lr difficult
Countryvisit was tricky
Having to do two rc was dreading but not too difficult
I just need more time than 35 mins lol